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Solve the linear Differential Equation
Solve the linear Differential Equation (see attachment)
y'-y=exp(2x) y(0)=0
y"+6y'+10y=0
2yy'=1-y^2 y(0)=-2
The solution is 6 pages long and shows generally and explicitly how to solve an equation using integration factor, the general solution of an equation with constant coefficients and a separable equation.
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